New York Financial District Guards Increase Patrols
Twenty five additional patrolmen were assigned by Chief Inspector Laley after a briefing with Police Commissioner Enright to bolster security in New York's financial district. Guards will cover the Treasury, stock exchange, banks, and brokerage houses while watching prominent Wall Street figures. The extra force follows a bomb scare at an estate on Fifth Avenue linked to Edith Vanderbilt, with authorities stating no known radical threats recently.
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Treasury
Stock Exchange
Wall Street
New York
Laley
Enright
Financial District
Hon
Pitt naVenue
Edith Vanderbilt
Socal
S Department of Justice
Nota
Tte
Brookes Named Sole Selector for Australian Davie Cup Team
New York reports Australian tennis star Norman E. Brookes has been appointed sole selector of the Australian team to face the United States in the Davie Cup late in December. Browken is set to pair with Gerald Patterson, with Brookes expected to choose Patterson as his partner for the doubles.
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New York
Nav
Norman E. Brookes
Gerald Patterson
Man Struck by Three Autos Dies at State Farm Hospital
John J. Girard of Bridgewater was struck and knocked down by three cars while walking on Monday. He staggered after the first impact, was hit by a second and then grazed by a third, dying yesterday afternoon at the State Farm Hospital.
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Bridgewater
Muse
John J. Girard
Two Wounds Inflicted In Rome Dispute
In Rome a quarrel left two men wounded, with the aggressor identified as Dr. Francerorian, son of a former mayor. The victim was taken to a local hospital for treatment after the incident occurred during a street confrontation.
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Rome
Francerorian Én
Rushed OCR Fragment on Life, Death, and Rape Coverage
Fragmentary OCR text discusses themes of life value and wakefulness with scattered phrases about torment and protection. It mentions concepts like rape and damage, but readability is low and concrete facts are minimal, yielding an abstract, garbled record of a historical clipping.
Bolsheviks Massing Troops on Wrangel Island
Constantinople Nov 6 The Associated Press reports Bolshevik forces mounting determined efforts to pierce General Wrangel's lines on the Isthmus of Tehonger and advance eastward toward the long tongue of land. Five infantry divisions attack Perekop while fresh storm troops and artillery push from Sulkovo and Gonitachesk toward Crimea. Wrangel's main position lies behind Perekop near Loyhoon as winter threats and supply issues loom. Wrangel's marine units control the Azov coast, complicating Bolshevik operations on the narrow isthmus.
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Constantinople
Associated Press
Wrangel
Crimea
Russia
Tehonger
Perekop
Sulkovo
Gonitachesk
Wrangele
Loyhoon
Putridkon
Fot
Jongaund
Sea of Ara
Cell of
Azov
Pride in Diamond May Cost Her Life
Eva Berman boasted of a fierce 8900 engagement ring in a downtown Boston office. Two men attacked her as she left, stole the ring, and left her unconscious. Police arrested Samuel Swarta and David Silverman on charges of larceny and assault after finding the rug used in the crime in Silverman’s room.
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Boston
Eva Berman
Felow
Samuel Swarta
Berman
David Silverman
Silverman
Talk of the Town and Local Weddings in Barre Area
Mrs Adele Montt of Durkee plac e was arrested on a liquor charge and fined 300 dollars after plea of guilty. Miss Pearl Parnell of Sherbrooke visits Barre while Dr and Mrs Reid attend a sister’s wedding in Lenoxville. The Reid home returns from Sherbrooke where Mrs Main trained at Barre City hospital. Mr Main and Mrs Main plan to reside in Lenoxville. The Mackin farm near Mididlears sold at auction to Waver Ordway and wife of Montpelier. Jane Mackin moves the farm to Waterbury with her son.
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Adele Montt
L Durkee Place
Harry Camble
EB. R. Davis
Er. L. Scott
Hoh. Reid
Tremont Street
HH. Reid
Sherbrooke
P. Q
Main
Barre
Lawing
Barre City Hospital
Ingersoll-Randomne
Kr. Main
Ledoxville
Lenoxville
Perry Real Fistate
Mackin
Not Clever Enough In Bank Check Endorsement
A woman entered a bank with several checks drawn to Mrs. Alice This time the check was made out to the holder and she asked the teller how to proceed. The teller assured her it was correct and told her to endorse as written, though she hesitated and doubted her ability to write an M.
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Alice
Elright
Harper's Magazine
Gtr at Sea Political Satire Shocked By Speaker Rift
Fragmentary OCR describes a chaotic scene with mentions of an Admiral, Fingland, and Geurka. A comedian speaker clashes over political work and party lines while observers debate loyalty and truth. Names and places remain unclear due to garbled text.
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Retary
Beckder
Admiral Bemeen
Fingland
Wes
Nearly 9 000 American soldiers' bodies shipped home
The United States graves registration service reports almost 9 000 bodies of American soldiers who died in France have been shipped to the United States for return to relatives, with 1 900 more awaiting shipment at French ports. Exhumation in France continues, with 66 percent of men buried at the large American cemeteries to be sent home.
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Paris
Navy
America
France
United States
Ion
Therm
Bony
Americas
Brest
Bordeaux
St. Lazard
Colinel
Erickson Newton Nuptials In Burlington Ceremony
Burlington November 7 Miss Dorie Lo Sewton daughter of Mr and Mrs F F Coonrad of 108 College Street and Wilbert T Erickson of New York City son of Mr and Mrs Edward Erickson of Barre were married yesterday at St Pauls Ernest Dawson played the wedding marches and the bride wore a white travelling suit with an ostrich feather band. The bridesmaid was Miss Mary Neva and the best man was the bridegroom's brother H E Erickson. After a wedding dinner at the parents home the couple will reside in New York where Erickson is employed as an instructor and chemist for the Exelon Electric company. Mrs Erickson is a Burlington High School graduate and has worked as head mimeographer for Wells River newspapers.
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Burlington
Dorie Lo Sewton
F. F. Coonrad
College Street
Wilbert T. Erickson
New York City
Edward Erickson
Barre
St. Tabov
Halstead Wathine
Coli
Att Mel Eirieksen
Fepc
New York
Erickeoe
Extern Electric Company
Mire. Eurkeyn
Burlington High Schisol
Welle & Rivberd-ee
Untitled fragment hints at monetary concerns and food
Fragmentary text suggests someone facing costs or prices related to wheat and feed. Mentions a cow and a person perhaps named F Dkrd candied Scie Bete Tran. Details are unclear due to damaged OCR and missing context.
ENLARGE SCOPE OF INQUIRY BEGIN HEARINGS IN WASHINGTON NOV 17
Washington, November 8. The Commission on Ireland announced it will increase membership from five to seven and broaden its inquiry as hearings begin in Washington on November 17. New members include Raymond Robins of Chicago and Alexander P. Moore, publisher of the Pittsburgh Leader, with witnesses list adding Rev. James M. Cotter of Ironton, Jake E. Hart of St. Louis, Francie Hackett of New York, Thomas Fogarty of New York, and Captain F. J. MacNaghton, Ulster Protestant.
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Washington, D. C
Commission On
Ireland
Raymond Robins
Chicago
Mexander P. Moore
Pittsburgh Leader
Umes MH
Cotter
Ironton
Jake E. Hart
St. Louis
Supreme Board of Directors
The
Knights of Columbus
Francie Hackett
New York
Thomas Fogarty
F. J. MacNaghton
Norwich students fined for train riding to Burlington game
Six Norwich university students were transported by Deputy Sheriff Frank Minard and H. J. Slayton after warrants were issued by State's Attorney Davis and two Central Vermont detectives. They were fined 2 and costs five of the six pleaded guilty while another four paid 3 and costs for the offense. The court noted the incident occurred on a rail line near Northfield to Burlington during a Vermont Norwich football game trip.
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Norwich University
Rom Northfield
Barre
Frank Minard
H. J. Slayton Bey
Davis
Central Vermont Railway
Eha
Northfield
Eases
Burlington
Vermont Norwich
Oen
Teds
Charles C Jones
Brookfield
H. K. Treen
Barelin
N. C
Donald Griswold
Lancaster
Mass
Earl W. Beatlin
Lee Center
N.Y. Norman
K. Cornell
Fall River
Burtington
Tok
Died in Rayalton after starved condition
Mrs. David HB. Ewerett, 40, died Sunday night at the home of Mrs. Winner in Rayalton after refusing food for weeks. She was previously at a sanitarium in Burlington and had been cared for at Farrows farm near Storkbridge. Survived by husband Merrick, mother Mrs. Warren Green of Stockbridge, a son and several brothers and sisters. Funeral held at her late home with interment at Storkbridge.
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Averett
Stockbridge
Farrows
Merrick
Warren
Stork‘bridge
Storkbridge
Trif ing Matter at Diner and Waiting Dispute
A fragmentary scene shows a diner arguing with a waiter over a drink. The waiter studies the cup, then serves again, while the diner's remarks touch on color and suitability. The garbled text hints at a humorous or tense exchange in a dining setting.
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Alphonse
Fragmentary OCR News Item Opens With Names
Readable fragments mention Hepetem Coss and William E. Anderson amid garbled lines about New York residents and a river. The surviving text hints at a local or historical note but lacks coherent details, making a precise event hard to determine.
Rochester clothing firm slashes wholesale prices
A Rochester clothing manufacturer announces a 34 percent cut in wholesale prices effective November 1. The reduction applies to suits and overcoats, in addition to the standard seven percent cash discount, signaling a major price drop from the opening wholesale price of 33? to about 28.
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Rochester
N.Y
Cutting Down Prices Excused From Jury
Norristown November 9 Prank Sehoble a Philadelphia hat manufacturer appeared in criminal court before Judge Schwartson seeking discharge from jury duty. He claimed the judge was lowering the cost of his product. The judge asked if excusing him would lower prices. Sehoble replied I hope so and was excused.
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Philadelphia
Norristown
Schwartson
Montpelier Education Chief Tours Johnson School Scene
Commissioner C Ht Dempsey visited Johnson to survey the school situation while the board of education met with the new commissioner. Routine business and several road and bridge projects were noted including gravel work on a mile and a quarter road, a Shelburne road bridge in Charlotte, and 60 road repairs on the Johnson road.
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C. Ht. Dempsey
Johnson
Board of Education
Hurlington
East
Ihence
Nice
Shelburne Road
Charlotte
Johnson Road
Morristown
Montpelier Association
Trotting Association
Morrisville
Montpelier
Hotees
Hattie A. Camp
Barre
Herbert C. Comp
Barry
F. A. Howland
M Lier
Graves
Waterbury
Tunses
Shipman
Linu Leavens
Fish and
Northfield
Secretariat State
Weetet
Igrate
Antoine Houffard
Websterville
G. Koleos
Tunbridge
C. W. Brodee
Perley Fietcher
al & Bargain
UTZ
DS. Comant
St. Johpebury
Katherine Flannery
W. M. Shaw
Bertin Steet
A. S
Mary Alden
Worcester
G. Te Bakes
Saaty United States
Ratland
Tsermurt
H.C Shwrtie
Vermont
Harding Goes Out Fishing On Texas Visit
President elect Harding enjoyed a healthful outdoor break in Point Isabel Texas as he planned morning fishing and afternoon golf at Brownsville club. He appeared vigorous and popular with locals and anticipated extended sightseeing by launch on the Rio Grande valley, with departure from New Orleans to Panama tentatively set for November 9.
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Point Isabel
Tex
Harding
Brownsville Country Club
Hobby
Texas
Rio Grande Valley
New Orlane
Probation Sought in Graniteville Divorce Case
Washington county court afternoon cleared business as Johanna Anderson faced sentence on adultery charges. The couple claimed plans to remarry, with children in Graniteville school and discussions of probation. The judge continued the matter to Friday while a probation officer investigates, and a jail sentence for Anderson’s respondent was reported.
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Washington County
Johanna Anderson
Creation
Ion
Graniteville
Anderson
Staten Tela
Mre. Anderson
FR. Davis
Frattini
John
Alien Carver
William Gay
Merrillix
Injury case heard over damages in federal district court
The National Acme Company of Windsor seeks to dismiss a federal district suit over injury damages. The plaintiff alleges harm from a product linked to the company and its agent, seeking compensation for the injuries and related damages. The court considers the defendant’s liability and the amount claimed.
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Salis
Petrache Om
Eleimed
Cemum Isshomer
Teduw
Fragmentary Plain Language Note on Names and Items
A highly garbled OCR fragment mentions unclear names and items with no discernible event or context. No coherent people, organizations, or places can be confirmed. The read text lacks a complete sentence structure and factual anchors.
Armistice Day Observance Endorsed by Mayor Langley
Mayor Frank J. Langley announces in Barre that Armistice Day on November 1 will be observed to honor American youth and their sacrifices in 1917 18. The proclamation urges citizens to reflect on the war’s meaning and the bond between old and new worlds while commemorating those who gave their lives.
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Europe
United States
Barre
Fine reception held in honor of Fred F Pirie election
A large Williamstown gathering celebrated Fred F Pirie’s election as representative with a formal reception at his hilltop home. Barre City delegates, local officials, and townspeople attended a program featuring remarks by G Herbert, Dr B Bailey, and others, plus music, a baby-naming poem, and a substantial refreshment spread.
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Fred F. Pirie
Williamstown
Barre City
W. Crum
Pirie
G. Herbert
Barre
Pirle
Cithon
IB. H. Bailey
Graniteville
Cerminates
Bailey
San Francisco
Vermont
Fred ¥. Pirie
Hemaker
Beschs
Cram
Mr. Pirie
Vl Ae
Tinees
Wis
James K. Pirie
Democratic Party
Montpelier
A& 4
Herman E Smith
Pred Pirie
Selectmen
Carl W. Seaver
Mommbes
Wales
Frank O'Reilly
Williamstowen
HL. Campbell
Marre City
Edward Brave
Temarne
Northfield Celebrates Reed Sas
Reed Sas is highlighted in Northfield celebrations with a parade and community turnout. The event featured a university display and local figures, drawing near record attendance despite unclear details.
Cracksm men at Biddeford blow safe in office
Two men bored two holes in the plate and used heavy charges of explosives to blow open the safe at the Biddeford Refining company on Main street. About 700 dollars in cash and 350 dollars in checks were stolen. Entrance was gained by cutting a rear window pane, a diamond said to have been used. No one heard the blasts. break discovered at 8 this morning.
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Biddeford
Stll Refining Company
Main Street
Live Wires Down After Storm Hit Barro Streets
Three 2300-volt live wires fell during rain and wind from poles on Barro streets causing widespread outages along Cliff and Sparling streets. Tenney Service Company crews cut power to affected areas and blamed summer tree growth for branch contact with lines. No injuries were reported as repairs proceeded and lights were restored.
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Barro
Tenney Service Company
Brookstreet
Harrington Avenue
Tenney
Cliff Street
Sparling Street
H. G. Bennett
Washington Street
Karl Young
Tenney Servier Company
Snenten Nenally
Mrs Dianthe Sanders Dies After Illness at Home
Mrs Dianthe Withee Sanders daughter of William and Mary Williams, a longtime Williamstown resident, died after ill health at her home. She was born February 2 1841 and married Joseph A Sanders in 1860, living in Williamstown and Montpelier. Survived by two children Minnie Gallant and Perley Sanders, five grandchildren and nine great grandchildren. Active in Methodist church and local organizations, a prayer service will be held at her son’s home Wednesday at 6 o clock, with a public service in the Merbectiet church and burial in the family plot.
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Dianthe Withee Sandert
J Ond Mery (Stone) Williame
Willamstowe
Olot
Montpelier
Joseph A. Sanders
Williamstown
Leathers
Minnie F. Gallant
Perley G. Sanders
Rebekabe
Ohip
Tr Son
Wil Hatretown
Otek
FE Currier
Lower Cabot
Legal notice fragment from Central Vermont rail line case
Fragmentary OCR text shows a legal notice about a suit involving Grand Trunk, Central Vermont, and officials. The readable names include Welden Netheleek and Chas Tre, with references to the secretary of state and a grand jury. Details are unclear due to garbled text.
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Eptin
Vevenont
Grand Trunk Reilesrs
Asm
Welden Netheleek
Atheros
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Hepetem Coss
William E. Anderson
Winton Man
Langley
Frank J. Langley
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